Not Broken: Another favorite pastime of mine: Pissing off people from the Northeastern US by not calling it "soda."

isabelthespy:

popca:

dumbthingswhitepplsay:

super-eklectic1:

dumbthingswhitepplsay:

notforyoutobreak:

scar-lip:

notforyoutobreak:

POP.

That will never be as bad as calling it ‘lemonade’. Ever.

…lemonade? Like as in calling pop/coke/soda…

It’s Coke. Pop is a fucking noise and nobody cares about people who use the word soda. 

(via cruelyouth)

  1. enduretheburning reblogged this from fuckyeahwomenprotesting2 and added:
    agreed on Coke. also, cold drink.
  2. quarterclever reblogged this from writingfromfactorx and added:
    so…. Well, one of the big stereotypes of Georgia and other areas of the South is that all forms of soda are simply...
  3. wearmypearls reblogged this from ninasafiri and added:
    Yeah I’m from South Carolina and everyone here call’s it soda, some people just say coke though. My best friend moved...
  4. greenchestnuts reblogged this from shiyiya and added:
    you mean pop? ;-)
  5. redlippedposse reblogged this from super-eklectic1 and added:
    Soda? ”Hey buddy! Let’s go get some Soda.” It doesn’t even sound satisfying.
  6. lantean reblogged this from moarhelenplz and added:
    Why would someone get pissed off for that? I understand that all these things are the same thing, even if I only use a...
  7. vladdraculea reblogged this from moarhelenplz and added:
    Okay, maybe this is a regional thing, too, but why hasn’t the term pop come up in this discussion, as in, “ew, gross...
  8. moarhelenplz reblogged this from writingfromfactorx and added:
    I feel quite strange, considering I use … any and all words. My dialect is like half-British and half-EVERYTHINGELSE.
  9. shiyiya reblogged this from writingfromfactorx and added:
    It was rather weird going to the grocery store in England, and the aisle labeled ‘soft drinks’ wasn’t just carbonated...
  10. writingfromfactorx reblogged this from nleseul and added:
    Oh, come on, that’s such a weaselly way of referring to them! It’s like calling them “carbonated beverages.” Only...
  11. ninasafiri reblogged this from writingfromfactorx and added:
    calling… It’s SODA! I’m from Georgia...it’s soda. Even though
  12. obriencorp reblogged this from writingfromfactorx and added:
    calling… over here we usually...them drinks. if we’re feeling more precise, fizzy or soft...
  13. nleseul reblogged this from writingfromfactorx and added:
    I don’t know what you’re all talking about. The stuff is clearly collectively called “soft drinks.”
  14. phoenixblackheart reblogged this from nudityandnerdery and added:
    I was raised where it is called soda and now live where everyone calls it pop.
  15. littlemxtmi reblogged this from avocadosaurus and added:
    pop/coke/soda… Why...everything Coke in Texas? I...both or...
  16. indigodel reblogged this from isabelthespy and added:
    my favorite is “bubbler.” I think there’s a very small section of New England that uses that, and I still say it without...
  17. seanoftheundead reblogged this from nudityandnerdery and added:
    imma… Afaik most of Canadaland is united
  18. sarantium reblogged this from isabelthespy and added:
    imma… Yes, that’s Texas. I...Coke do you want? / “Dr. Pepper” conversation more than I...
  19. dharlome08 reblogged this from nudityandnerdery and added:
    imma… Whereas here...sunny Scotland it’s called juice!
  20. illustratedjai reblogged this from peanutbutterandjamzee and added:
    So- Po- …I… I have used both. I—I think it depends on who I’ve been talking to? (I often just say ‘Carbonated Beverage,’...
  21. bon-bon reblogged this from be-bop-a-lu-la and added:
    Soz guys but you’re all incorrect. It’s called soft drink.
  22. kendermouse reblogged this from nudityandnerdery and added:
    name of my carbonated beverage of choice at...time, personally.
  23. punchdeck reblogged this from nudityandnerdery and added:
    imma… Definitely soda.
  24. captianstark reblogged this from super-eklectic1
  25. nudityandnerdery reblogged this from gilmoure and added:
    According to this map, I was born in the battleground state. (I call it coke. Or soda.)
  26. pinstripehourglass reblogged this from sallyo and added:
    Oh, hey, my mom’s from Louisiana. New Orleans. And I don’t think I’ve ever been offered a Pepsi anywhere in that city.
  27. peanutbutterandjamzee reblogged this from avocadosaurus and added:
    Soft drinks. (that’s not canada) (that’s just me) (i’m odd)
  28. nezua reblogged this from isabelthespy and added:
    imma… anyone who lets...grab their peace...mind because you...
  29. sallyo reblogged this from isabelthespy and added:
    imma… I’m from Louisiana. It’s...Coke. What kinda Coke yaw like? We got Coke, Diet Coke,...
  30. waitingonthesilentshelf reblogged this from be-bop-a-lu-la and added:
    It’s soda. End. Of. Story.
  31. avocadosaurus reblogged this from isabelthespy and added:
    It’s true, we totally call it coke. Mostly in the more rural areas, less so in the urban and suburban areas, but yeah....
  32. be-bop-a-lu-la reblogged this from popca and added:
    I’m from central Canada, so it’s POP. Although I started saying “soda” for kicks and now it’s a mix of both.
  33. onetinycorner reblogged this from grrspit and added:
    “fizzy drink” 4eva